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A B C
VASCULOPATHY, CUTANEOUS A, Proliferative thrombovascular necrosis in a dachshund. B, Note the typical
wedge-shaped lesion (notching). C, The dog did not respond to medical therapy, but the problem was corrected with surgery.
A B C D
VASCULOPATHY, CUTANEOUS Dermatomyositis in a corgi. Note the similarity to other vasculopathies in the paw
(A), pinna (B), and pressure point lesion (hock) (C). Note also the typical facial lesions (D).
ADDITIONAL SUGGESTED RELATED CLIENT EDUCATION
READINGS SHEETS
Miller WH Jr, et al: Muller & Kirk’s Small animal
dermatology, ed 7, St. Louis, 2013, Saunders, pp How to Assemble and Use an Elizabethan Collar
479-488. How to Apply a Cream or Ointment to the Skin
Morris DO: Ischemic dermatopathies. Vet Clin North How to Bathe a Dog or Cat Using Medicated
Am Small Anim Pract 43:99-111, 2013. Shampoo
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